MISS. ZULMA LUCY TAYPE H.
offer particularly spanish classes in LIMA-PERU




Welcome to Spanish Life!

My goal is help you to communicate in spanish.

my classes are particularly one on one direct with the instructor.

" if are you looking for what " is get a qualification certificate too.

Then you can take with me the initials levels for after take a placement exam in any institute ..

it will take you to a heigh level to be ready inside spanish life.

i think the best way to learn " is one on one with the instructor"

There are four areas of communication:

listening...reading...writing and speaking.

In my program, I considere all four areas completly important to a good learning.


This program standard has six levels:

beginner, beginner intermediate, intermediate,

Upper intermediate, advanced and superior.


You can specify which level you would like to enter if

you have learned some spanish before or you can take a placement exam too.

the result of this exam is approximate which will determine which level to start at.


The duration of my course is: 60 to 80 hours ; which is the

ideal time to complete one of our six levels.


the courses are: intensive course - super intensive course

and extensive course for each level.

in which one hour of them is actually hands on spanish.


You will receive as part of your course a text book,

a workbook to accompany your textbook,

a verb conjugation book (5000 verbs)

and a spanish encyclopedic dictionary.


schedule:

monday to friday *Consecutive academic hours include 15 minute breaks.*

super intensive course /duration 2 weeks/40 hours/4 hours a day.

morning classes are from : 9.am to 1.pm or 2.pm to 6.pm


intensive spanish course/ duration 4 weeks/ 60 hours /3 hours a day.

morning classes are from: 10am to 1pm

afternoon classes are from : 2pm to 5pm

evennig classes are from: 6pm to 9pm


extensive spanish course /duration 8 weeks/ 80 hours/ 2 hours a day.

morning classes from: 9 .am to 11. am or 11. am to 1 .pm

afternoon classes from: 2. pm to 4.pm or 5. pm to 7. pm


fees:

$10 by hour for each level + give to you free material to study and a

completle guide tours to knowing the peru.


(one student/instructor) the classes'll be in your house , depart or a host-family, unless

that you request differently in which case can help you to find adecuate

hotel accomodations.

In this course you will cover different components of the language.


You will have else (1 hour) one on one hands on practice of the grammar

and vocabulary that you learned in the lection as you practice your

Spànish conversation with a native speaker instructor.


I will escort you to places of interest and talk`ll you in spanish.

You will be given a list of all the places of interest inside peru with

an explanation of each them.

so you will be able to decide which places you will like to visit.


Peru land of the inkas





Levels and Progress

Students take a placement test before beginning their course. According to the results, the student will be in one of the following levels:

Spanish Beginner Course - Student has no previous Spanish experience. No classification exam is necessary.

Understands a few words or basic phrases in Spanish and speaks a little Spanish using a limited vocabulary.


Beginner Intermediate Course - Student understands and answers questions and can construct sentences about him or herself using basic vocabulary. He/she can speak and understand Spanish spoken at below normal speed.


Intermediate Course - Student can initiate, sustain and end simple conversations about everyday topics, understand the majority of questions and instructions spoken at below-normal speed, and use vocabulary related to his/her activities and preferences.


Upper Intermediate Course - Student can hold conversations about a range of topics at near-normal speed and use present, past and future tenses. He/she is able to make requests and suggestions and can hold telephone conversations, although with some difficulty. He/she can write simple reports related to his/her activities.


Advanced Course - Student can initiate, sustain and end a wide variety of complex conversations at normal speed, give rehearsed presentations to an audience, debate the pros and cons of different topics using specialized vocabulary and write a wide range of reports with few mistakes. He or she is able to understand most written texts and write reports.


Superior course - (full listening and conversation)Student functions at a near-native level in most or all language competencies.


The importance of Spanish :

-If you speak Spanish, you can communicate with almost 500 million people worldwide! Think

-how many more employment options that gives you! And if you want to take a trip to Spain or

-Latin America, a little knowledge of Spanish will go a long way. Latin culture continues to have a global influence on architecture, art and literature.

-Who isn't familiar with Cervantes 'Don Quijote de la Mancha, the second most translated book after the Bible, which marked its 400th anniversary in 2005 with worldwide


couchsurfing ! students of spanish language at home lima-peru







Accommodation:

When you study in peru, there are several options for your accommodation while you are staying in Lima. I can arrange for you to stay with a host family (family homestay)only let me to know it to contact one of them.

There are also several hotels too .Located close to miraflores in the centre of lima that offer a discounted corporate rate for students.


List of Recommended Hotels

SPANISH INTERACTIVE COURSE ..ON LINE (by just using msn from your home).

From: zulma Lucy Taype H. 2008 ( Native Spanish Teacher in PERU)

Hello and welcome to my Spanish Interactive Course

Learn to speak Spanish with live, private Spanish lessons online

is an easy-access online Spanish program. you`ll connect with me. A native Spanish teacher who communicates with you live.

Our online Spanish lessons are an amazing way to stay in touch with the Spanish language.

Your time is precious, so they are flexible spanish classes .you can choose your own schedule around other commitments.

Study from home, your office, or anywhere in the world that has access to a broadband internet connection!

Courses range from basic to advanced, so whether you’re a complete beginner or have been studying Spanish before, you `ll be at the right level for you.


The Web on line Spanish Method

Is still a new concept for many people. But i can tell you that it’s a practical, effective and efficient way to learn Spanish from anywhere in the world .

It’s a fun and inexpensive way to learn. All you need is a computer, a headset and an Internet connection. That’s it!

My Spanish Classes...

•High-Quality instruction

•Easy Access

•Flexible Schedules

•Affordable PRICES

•Native Teacher who care about your progress.

Why do YOU want to learn to speak Spanish?

Are you about to travel to a Spanish speaking country?

Do you have a Spanish speaking partner?

Are you studying Spanish and need better resources to make your learning task easier?

Do you want to earn more money at your job by being bilingual?

Perhaps you simply want to learn for personal pleasure.


Whatever your reasons are,

I have a Spanish Interactive Course to be the easiest to follow system

for learning how to speak and understand Spanish .

You'll discover exactly what to say in virtually all situations.

With my Spanish course, you are going to learn Spanish rapidly, effectively, and easily.

jhoanna thopsom from united states says:

It’s an incredible experience to be able to speak with others in a different language.

You will be able to enter into a different culture, a different world!

Being bilingual is a very special ability,

and it’s a gift that i want to share to you.

So are you ready to get to know the secret of learning a new language?


You can subscribe any time here, only write me to my personal email telling me

that you wish this spanish course with you to

lucy_taype@hotmail.com

put your fullname and i will be giving you the date and time to our first course.

If you don’t, you’ll be missing a valuable opportunity to see if my Spanish course is

right for you.

REGISTRATION BY EMAIL ADDRESS:

Please if you would like registrate to my spanish course interactive on line, then write me an email with your information like this model here above so i am sure contact with you and start to tell you the details of course,the conditions of payment and the date/time of beginning the course.you can choise the schedule too and tell me.

Full name:

Address email to contact you:

country/city:

previous level spanish language:

native language:

dates and time ideal for your classes:

some personal needs with the language.

COURSE OPTIONS (select one of 6 levels)

Indicate the course to take: intensive/extensive 1 or extensive course 2

Indicate your starting date :Month/Day/Year

Indicate your preferred schedule ( sunday to monday /any time)

learn to introducing yourself or getting help in an emergency and a whole lot more
in between...

Hispanic Americans people just love it when tourists and travelers speak Spanish to them.

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM :COST /DURATION /BY WEEKS

The individual education is most effective. You are the center and the classes especially are thought for you.

i offer Direct and warm treatment. Own pedagogical material and manuals also published by specialists.


* Weekly individual online classes,face to face with a instructor.

* native speaker spanish teacher with university degree and good experience.

* Direct you and friendly treatment.


ATTENTION!

You need to have computer with connection to Internet and one webcam, audio and microfone installed.


PROGRAM COST /BY WEEKS


extensive course 1

-( 2 ) session weekly of 45 minutes individual classes with instructor

Audio,microfone and webcam.


2 shipments of programmed lessons customized .


80 $ by (2 weeks)

duration of course for any 5 levels is 80 hours /1 hour 45 minutes so you choise how long time for study .

extensive course 2


- ( 4 ) session weekly of 45 minutes individual classes with instructor

Audio,microfone and webcam.


-2 two shipments of programmed lessons customized


120 $ by ( 2 weeks)


Intensive course / 48 hours/ ONE month / 120 minutes a day.


* ( 4 ) session weekly of 2 hours complete individual classes with instructor.


* 4 shipment of programmed lessons customized.


Complete course for just : $180 by (2 weeks)


If you planning travel soon to Latin America or for business and need learning fast and good

This course is for you. ( beginner complete level)



REGISTRATION BY EMAIL ADDRESS:

Please, if you would like registrate to my spanish course interactive on line, then write me an email with your information like this model here so i am sure contact with you and start to tell you the details of course,the conditions of payment and the date/time of beginning the course.you can choise the schedule too and tell me.

write me to my personal address: lucy_taype@hotmail.com

Full name:

Address email to contact you:

country/city:

previous level spanish language:

native language:

dates and time ideal for your classes:

some personal needs with the language.

COURSE OPTIONS (select one of 6 levels)

Indicate the course to take:intensive/extensive 1 or extensive course 2

Indicate your starting date :Month/Day/Year

Indicate your preferred schedule ( sunday to monday /any time)

PAYMENT METHOD:

available 3 companies to send money to peru:

choise any them here. then transfered the amount let me to know sending me the number transfer .

*XOOM.COM directly to my accountant bank (bbvv continental bank)

*WESTERN UNION.COM *MONEYGRAM.COM

https://www.xoom.com/

http://www.westernunion.com/

http://www.moneygram.com/index.htm

transfer the orden payment to: Name: Zulma taype huyhua Bank Name: BBVV continental bank (comas)(lima-peru) Account Number: 4551 0380 4066 0529

XOOM send Only in American Dollars.they can do the change. It can make payments by means of transference the International from his house or office at the cheapest expense of his card: IT SIGHTS, MASTERS CARD or PAYPAL. Economic than Western Union .

thank you to believe me, i will give you a heigh quality knowledge about learning spanish language

couchsurfing ! students of spanish language at home lima-peru

Traveling to Peru

Traveling to Peru is not difficult but the trip will be much more productive if you follow a few tips.

The tourist visa you receive upon entry will normally allow you to stay in Peru for as long as 90 days

(there are also visas for 30-days and 60-days so you may need to request the one you require.)

This may be extended for a limited time by paying US$1 per day. Another means to lengthen your visit is by crossing the border into Ecuador, Bolivia, or Chile and receiving a new 90-day tourist visa when you return.

Airport Pickup

Some Safety Tips in Lima
available here

When you register in my classes, you can request me to contact you a personal driver pick you up when you arrive at Jorge Chavez International Airport in Lima.

The school charges for this service.

You may also choose from one of the taxi agencies or shuttle buses that operate stands inside the airport. Reliable taxis charge approximately $25 and the shuttle service, called the "Urbanito", charges approximately $10.

This shuttle will drop you off at any one of a number of hotels.

We recommend that you DO NOT contract the independent taxis that wait outside the main doors.

If you wish to contract a personal driver, please write to my personal email so i can help you to contact a driver car to be sure and comfortable while be here

lucy_taype@hotmail.com and provide us with:

Name:
Address : (which you will stay in Lima)
Airline:
Flight number:
Date:
Time of arrival: (Use 24hr clock)

Then, wait me for confirmation.


Banks at the Airport

Local currency in Peru is the "Nuevo Sol". There are cash dispensers (ATMs) located in the main concourse that accept major credit cards, both in local currency and in U.S. dollars.


Money Exchanges at the Airport

There are some currency exchange offices located at the main concourse, in the international flight zone.

Health Care and Insurance

I recommend that you take a medical examination before leaving your country and ask your doctor about the necessary vaccinations. You should be protected against hepatitis, tetanus, polio, typhoid and yellow fever. If you are planning to go to the jungle, you should consider taking malaria pills.




What to Bring with You

In Lima, you won' t need anything heavier than a light jacket and sweater from July to December. If you will only be here between January and June, just the jacket will do.

It is easy to buy good quality, inexpensive clothing in Lima so pack light and buy the extras you need here. In Lima, you will feel most comfortable with walking shoes, but bring hiking boots if you want to take day trips to the mountains.


If you want to travel to the mountains, spring/autumn wear is required, except for high altitudes where you will need a winter coat. Bring rain gear if you want to travel to the jungle.

Other Items

Remember to pack photos of your home and family - these are great conversation starters - and some inexpensive gifts to give your new friends and host family.



Safety Tips in Lima

Miraflores is one of the safest areas of Lima, but there may be more theft on the street than you are used to. The chance are that you will NOT have any problems, but it does not hurt to take some of the same precautions that the locals do:

*Do not walk alone after dark unless you are on busy streets

*Leave valuables in your hotel

*Carry color photocopies of your documents

*Do not carry more money than you need

*Use small bills

*Trust your instincts when meeting new people

*When riding in taxis, sit on the back seat and negotiate the price before entering

Keep your bag/purse on the floor when riding in taxis and busses

Do not wear necklaces, bracelets, watches or anything that can be snatched

Keep a close eye on your belongings in crowded restaurants and cafes

*Always have change on hand for the telephone

*Men, when going out to night-spots, should be aware that some unscrupulous women are

known to secretly add sleeping pills to their partner’s drinks to facilitate a robbery. These women are popularly known as "peperas"
Take special care:

*At any of the beaches in Miraflores On the walk down to the beaches Using the bus system on the Via Expresa In desolate areas, especially at night Around the Surquillo market

Assistance in English:

I-Peru Information and Assistance for Tourists 574-8000
Tourism police 424-2053
Recommended Taxi companies:


Taxi Tata 274-5151
Taxi Seguro 241-9292
Embassies and Consulates:


Australia 222-8281
Belgium 241-7566
Brazil 421-5660
Britain 617-3000
Canada 444-4015
Germany 212-5016
Ireland 446-3878
Italy 463-2727
Japan 218-1130
New Zealand 222-5022
South Africa 440-9996
Spain 212-5155
Switzerland 264-0305
United States 434-3000

Accommodation:

When you study in peru, there are several options for your accommodation while you are staying in Lima. I can arrange for you to stay with a host family (family homestay)only let me to know it to contact one of them.

There are also several hotels too .Located close to miraflores in the centre of lima that offer a discounted corporate rate for students.

List of Recommended Hotels

This is a short list of hotels that we can recommend. They are all located close to the center of Miraflores and are also within walking distance of our school. Our students can apply for a corporate discount at some of these locations. Please inquire: elsol@idiomasperu.com

HOTELS

HOTEL MARIA ANGOLA : Avenida La Paz 610, Miraflores Telephone: 51-1-444-1280 http://www.mariaangola.com.pe/reservas@mariaangola.com.peThe Hotel Maria Angola is 5 minutes walk from EL SOL. There is a small business center.

SAN MARTIN APART HOTEL: Calle San Martin 598, MirafloresTelephone: 51-1-242-0500 http://www.sanmartinhotel.com/antonio@sanmartinaparthotel.com.pe The Hotel San Martin is a favorite among EL SOL executive students. It is a 3-minute walk from the school and some rooms include kitchenettes. The building is under 3 years old. There is a small business center.

HOTEL LA CASTELLANA: Calle Grimaldo del Solar 222, MirafloresTelephone: 51-1-444-4662 http://www.castellanahotel.com/ventas@castellanahotel.com y reservas@castellanahotel.comLa Castellana Hostel is good value for money. It's only a 3-minute walk from the school.

HOSTELS

FRIEND'S HOUSE : Jr. Manco Capac 368, MirafloresTelephone: 51-1-446-6248 friendshouse_peru@yahoo.com.mxFriend's house is 15 minutes walk from the school. There are dorm-type shared rooms. Breakfast is included and there is a kitchen that guests can use to prepare their own meals.

YOUTH HOSTEL INTERNATIONAL: Av. Casimiro Ulloa 328, Miraflores Telephones: 51-1-446-5488 / 51-1-242-3068 http://www.limahostell.com.pe/indexi.htmBackpackers youth Hostel in Lima, located in the District of Miraflores. With access to the Internet, a continental breakfast, and an attentive family atmosphere.

Travel Agencies

the following companies (all are large or middle-sized) are locally recognized for having a reputation for high quality and good service.

ANDEAN ODYSSEY

FERTUR PERU

PERU FOR LESS

ENJOY PERU

HIGHLAND PERU TOURS

LIBRE

RESEARCHING PERU.Tourist information Peruvian Government (PROM PERU)

Researching Peru

Here is a short list of portals and sites for you to consult before you travel to Peru. Learn more about the geography, educational system, culture, economy and history of this fascinating country. Find links here to embassy and consulate web pages, the Lima Peru Yellow Pages and White Pages, as well as other resources.

Tourist information from the Peruvian Government (PROM PERU)Prom Peru is the government agency that promotes tourism to the country. This attractive English-language page is a terrific resource to anyone planning a trip or looking for information on the many places of interest in the country.

Peruvian Graffiti / gci275News, comments and context about Peru. This is the site of an American journalist who lived in Peru for several decades. It has information on the country's history, culture, politics and society from a journalist's perspective. It is also an excellent gateway to insight and resources.

The district of Miraflores is located in the heart of Miraflores district in Lima. Learn more about this unique part of the city at this Spanish language site and take the virtual tour.

Tourist information from the Terra PortalThis is a terrific, and comprehensive, Spanish-language site for tourist and travel information in Peru. It features news, culture, and business information.

Peruvian LawA question and answer page for foreign residents living in Peru South American

Explorers ClubThe non-profit South American Explorers (SAE) is one of the best overall sources for travel information for South and Central America.

Andean Travel NewsA specialized bulletin intended to provide relevant information about traveling in the Andean Region (Peru, Ecuador, Chile and Bolivia). It features interesting articles about the most important tourist destinations and products in the region and is regularly updated. It also includes a section of updated news related to traveling in each of the mentioned countries.

Peru PicturesPhotographs from all over Peru. Photos and Pictures of Cusco, Machu Picchu, Nazca Lines, Titicaca Lake, Lima and much, much more.

EuskalnetAndean Links This page links to Websites with information on Andean society and culture, arranged by topic.
Peruvian Portals and Search Engines

Perulinks.comPeru Links is an English language portal and search engine with links to a large number of Peru related sites. Check out the History link to find lots of English language material, including downloadable books.

Peru.comGastronomy, news and culture. Up to date information, and more links than you will know what to do with.

Telephone Books Yellow and white pages for Lima, Peru
Arts, Culture, History and Economy

Peruvian Archeology Visit this Spanish-language page to learn more about Peru’s rich pre-Columbian history. Check out the virtual museum link!

Peruvian Culture This Spanish-only page contains arts and cultural information from Peru. There are virtual galleries of Peruvian art, links to road maps, links to museums, and a lot more. A must visit.

Peruvian Economics and PoliticsThis comprehensive fact-book gives a dry, but very complete, analysis of Peru’s economic and political situation. Includes sections on Geography, Transportation, Military and Transnational issues.

The Central Bank of PeruFrom Peru’s central bank. The definitive source for Spanish language information on the Peruvian economy.

Peruvian CuisineRead reviews for restaurants located in Lima and provinces of Peru.Newspapers

El ComercioEl Comercio is the most respected daily newspaper in Peru. This site is an excellent source of Spanish language news about Peru.

El Peruano El Peruano newspaper is the official government newspaper.
Embassies

Embassies Worldwide You can find the web page for the Peruvian embassy in your country using the search engine here.
Maps

MapsMaps of Lima, the historical center of Lima and Miraflores, courtesy of Enjoy Peru.

trip to Peru

Living in Lima

Relocating to Lima, Peru? This page links to services and associations that can make your stay easier, including the Expatriate Mailing List, an embassy portal, the Union Church of Lima, the American Canadian Association of Peru, the Canadian Alumni Association, volunteer opportunities and information about teaching English in Peru.

Peru Expat Directories


Moving to Peru A portal that provides links and useful information to foreigners who are relocating to Peru. Peru apartments rentals.http://www.expatperu.com/


Associations and Clubs


The American and Canadian Association of PeruThe ACAP is an organization dedicated to affording American and Canadian citizens the opportunity to enjoy the culture and heritage of their native countries while enjoying and adapting to the customs and history of Peru.http://www.acap-peru.org/



Canadian Alumni AssociationThe Canadian Alumni Association is open to anybody who has studied in Canada. Most of the members are Peruvian, but expats are encouraged to join. The Association organizes lectures and social events several times a year.http://www.apecan.org/



The International Toastmasters Club of PeruThis Toastmasters Club is an English-language public speaking workshop. Members improve their communication abilities by giving prepared and impromptu speeches on a wide range of topics. Membership is mixed between English-speaking Peruvians and foreigners living in, or visiting, Peru. This club meets once a week on Tuesday nights. Guests are always welcome. This is a great way to meet new people.http://www.toastmastersperu.org/



The Lima Hash House Harriers There are Hash House Harrier groups all over the world, and Peru is no exception. The Lima Hashers refer to themselves as "Drinkers with a running problem". They meet in different locations in and outside of Lima every few weeks for an organized event. You don’t have to be an athlete to get involved. The Hash always has two routes: one for runners, the other for walkers. Afterwards, there is always food, drinks and music. Hashes in Lima attract from 20 to 60 people, both foreigners and locals. Participating with the Hash is a good way to make local friends and to get to know the geography of Lima.To receive the details of their runs - and be privy to the banter between the members - send an empty mail with nothing in the subject line to: LimaHHH-subscribe@yahoogroups.com. Be forewarned that this can generate quite a bit of traffic to your mailbox. If you want the basic information, but without the banter, join the EXPATRIATE LIST (above).http://groups.yahoo.com/group/LimaHHH/



The Union Church of LimaAn International, English-speaking, Interdenominational Christian Fellowship.http://www.unionchurchoflima.com/



The Cathedral Church of the Good Shepherd Sunday School for children at the 9:30a.m. service. Located at Avenida Santa Cruz 491, Miraflores (3 blocks from the Ovalo Gutiérrez).Sunday schedule of English-language services is: Morning Prayer at 7:30a.m., Holy Eucharist at 8:00 a.m., Sung Eucharist with Sunday School at 9:30a.m., and Choral Evensong at 5:30 p.m. There is also a Spanish-language Eucharist at 11:00a.m.http://www.peru.anglican.org/cathedral/



American Women’s Literary ClubThis group was founded in 1922 by a group of American woman who sought to get together for the purpose of serious study and companionship. It is non-profit and provides half-scholarships to women training to be teachers and often donates to other educational projects as well.The club is open to women who speak English - Americans, Peruvians and third nationals and meets the first Monday of every month from April to December from 3:30 to approximately 5 or 5:15. For more information, contact Linda at 222-6359.

Jobs


Teaching English in LimaMultilingua hires native-speakers of English, or Peruvians with near-native fluency, to teach executives English.
Requirements:• One year experience teaching English to adults • Two years (minimum) of post-secondary education • Legal status to work in Peru.
Most classes are given in Miraflores, San Isidro or Surco. If you are interested, please send a CV, in English to Multilingua@idiomasperu.com

Volunteer Opportunities


Asociación Civil Trabajo VoluntarioThe Asociación Civil Trabajo Voluntario has created a very good English-language web page that helps you find volunteer work while in Peru.

LOCATION- PERU (District of Miraflores in Lima)

Miraflores is located in , the cultural and entertainment heart of Peru's capital, Lima.

This district of the city is a wonderful place to begin to learn about the unique history and culture of the country.

The main square of Miraflores, just a short walk from the school, is easy to find.

Exploring the dozens of nearby restaurants, cafes, stores, parks and hotels is an interesting introduction to this unique city.

To get you started we have designed a set of walking-tour maps of Miraflores for you to use.

There are hundreds of important historical sites to be seen in Lima, but that is only part of the experience.

Lima has many interesting activities going on all the time. EL SOL produces a weekly Lima Events Calendar to keep you informed.

District of Miraflores - Lima
The history of Miraflores is as old as the history of Peru itself.

For thousands of years, people have lived in this beautiful area where the cliffs overlook the Pacific Ocean.

Traces of ancient cultures, such as the Huaca Pucllana, can still be found nearby.

Shortly after Lima was founded in 1535, Spanish colonists began to populate the area, and named it San Miguel de Miraflores.

In the 1800's the area gained popularity as a beach resort and by the end of the century it had evolved into an exclusive residential neighborhood.

By the 1950's, Miraflores had become an important commercial center that rivaled downtown Lima.

The development threatened the district's original charm and, in the 1990's, the municipality began an aggressive campaign to recuperate green areas such as parks and medians to recapture the district's original beauty.

Take a look at our photo gallery of miraflores
Clima-lima

Weather & Timein Lima

Lima is subject to two-well defined seasons

• Summer is from December through March; days are sunny and temperatures can reach 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit).

• Winter runs from July to September; skies are generally overcast and the temperature dips to 13 degrees Celsius (55 degrees Fahrenheit).
Whatever the time of year, it hardly ever rains.

Security
Miraflores is one of the safest areas of Lima, so with proper precautions - and some good common sense - personal security is not a problem.

Lima - The Nation's Capital

Lima is the City of Kings and it is one of the most exciting places in South America. It boasts a rich cultural heritage and a modern urban mindset.

The city has many diverse faces; from the vividly painted colonial construction in the downtown core, to the makeshift houses built on the dry rolling hills of the outskirts, to the new shopping plazas and bank towers.

There is something for everyone in Lima. UNESCO ranks the architecture as a world heritage site, gourmets rate the cuisine as one of the finest in the world and the vibrant music and arts scene makes for an exciting nightlife.

There is always a museum to visit, an art gallery to see or a nightclub to go dancing.

In addition, Lima is the natural springboard for the rest of your travels; it is centrally located on the Pacific coast and has road, train and air links to the rest of Peru and South America.


Peru
Peru is one of the leading tourist destinations in South America and there is an

amazing variety of things for you to see and do while you are here.

You can visit the lost city of Machu Picchu or take a cruise down the Amazon River.

One weekend you can a stay in a small mountain village and the next visit a beautiful beach and watch the sunsets.

And that's just the beginning. You can spend a lifetime exploring this incredible country. Peru will mystify and amaze you.

RESOURCES SECTION: GRAMMAR STRUCTURE/ IRREGULAR AND REGULAR VERBS/ VOCABULARY/ EXERCICES

Welcome to Miss. Taype`s Spanish Classes free resources section!

Here you'll find plenty of extra audio files, Spanish grammar explanations and exercises, which

will help you practice the Spanish you learn in class. Just choose your level on the right-hand side

of the page and then click the audios to listen to them.

Remember, WebSpanish provides one-to-one classes live online with real, highly qualified

teachers.


audio/listening and writing

Choose your level

*Beginners
*Intermediate

Beginners Free Resources

Audio 1: Una nueva vecina
Listen to the audio file and then click here for grammar and exercises »

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Audio 2: Le presento a Janeth
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Audio 3: ¿A qué hora te levantas?
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Audio 4: Mi familia
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Intermediate Free Resources


Audio 1: ¡Auxilio!
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Audio 2: ¡Cómo pasa el tiempo!
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Audio 3: Estoy indignada
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